What is the introduction to Chapter 36 about, and what story does it begin to tell?

Chapter 36 begins by highlighting the profound spiritual benefits of listening to Sai's stories. The text states that these narrations are like the "water of self-bliss," capable of removing the fatigue and misery of worldly existence and leading to a state of happiness. The chapter emphasizes that Sai himself inspires the telling of his own tales to fulfill the desires of his devotees. As detailed in Chapter 36, after this introductory section that praises the power of Sai's stories, the narrative begins to tell a new account concerning two gentlemen from Goa who had come for Sai Baba's darshan.